I'm generous when it comes to rating shows.
A show may be "mid" or worse (be it plot or animation), but if it has good OST, my overall score will always increase.
I think anime music isn't appreciated enough. I usually listen to complete OST of the shows after finishing them, searching. Rarely do I finish the search without finding at least a couple of interesting ones worth saving on my MP3-player.
If you like music, try to listen to the OST of shows you've watched. Often, you'll find gems you haven't noticed during runtime, or maybe didn't even think could exist in that show.
Most of my 10/10 shows are the ones I'd recommend to anyone. Chances are these shows have impacted me and contributed to my personal growth so the high score is me showing gratitude and appreciation, rather than "analyzing it like a critic".
Most of my 10/10 shows are ones I can gladly re-watch several times.
I don't rate shows I drop or have on hold, no matter if I've seen 30% or 70% of the season.
*The exception being the continuations (Sequels, OVA etc.) of the shows I've seen before.*
Didn't finish it for whatever reason? Means it's unfair to rate it. - That's how things work for me.
Anime isn't food on a platter, getting more cold and disgusting as time passes. There's always a chance the final piece had something worthy (even if it's minuscule), something you missed by walking away.
Anyways, OST people. Don't sleep on anime OSTs!
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